Evaluate AI coding agents on complex software development workflows, from debugging and codebase navigation to architectural changes. This remote contractor role pays $80–$100 per hour and requires 20+ hours per week.
Coding & Software
100% Remote Hourly · $80–$100/hr
$80–$100/hr
Compensation
Worldwide
Eligibility
Entry
Experience
Aug 7, 2026
Posted
Open worldwide
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About AI Training Work
AI training is the human side of building modern artificial intelligence. Experts review outputs, provide structured feedback, and contribute real-world examples that help AI systems become more capable, reliable, and useful.
Work remotely with flexible, part-time contractor arrangements
Apply your professional expertise to cutting-edge AI systems
Help shape how AI coding tools perform in real software development
The Role
OpenTrain AI is recruiting an AI Coding Agent Evaluation Expert to support AI training focused on coding-agent evaluation. You will use AI coding workflows, technical walkthroughs, and structured feedback to help assess how AI systems handle sophisticated programming challenges.
Prior AI training experience is not required. The most important qualification is strong real-world knowledge of software development, STEM, or applied AI coding-agent use.
Contractor role with part-time engagement
20+ hours per week
Asynchronous remote work
Compensation of $80–$100 per hour
English-language work
What You'll Do
You will contribute detailed technical insights and real-world examples of using AI coding agents such as Copilot in complex software development workflows. Your work will combine hands-on technical reasoning, documentation, testing, and clear evaluation of agent performance.
Document AI coding-agent use cases involving large codebase navigation
Explain challenging debugging workflows and architectural changes
Describe end-to-end feature development supported by AI coding agents
Explain your decision-making process and the tools used
Assess how AI agents affect productivity and code quality
Submit structured feedback on agent effectiveness, limitations, and potential improvements
Review, test, and validate AI-generated technical work
Communicate clearly and professionally in written and verbal formats
Work asynchronously and independently with distributed teams
Required Skills And Experience
This role is listed at the entry level, but it requires current, practical experience applying AI coding agents to sophisticated software development work. You should be able to reason through ambiguous technical problems and explain complex decisions in a structured, understandable way.
Relevant professional or academic expertise in software development, STEM, or AI coding-agent use
Current experience applying AI coding agents to real software development work
Ability to navigate large codebases
Ability to reason through difficult debugging and architectural refactoring problems
Familiarity with multiple AI coding tools and their strengths and limitations
Experience documenting technical workflows or providing collaborative feedback
Ability to document end-to-end workflows and ambiguous problem-solving decisions
Ability to review, test, validate, and clearly assess AI-generated technical work
Strong written and verbal communication
Careful attention to detail
Comfort working independently and asynchronously with distributed teams
Who Should Apply
Apply if you have current experience using AI coding agents in demanding software development settings and can translate your technical reasoning into precise, useful evaluations. This opportunity is especially suited to people who understand both the practical realities of software engineering and the strengths and limitations of multiple AI coding tools.
Software developers working with AI coding assistants
STEM professionals with substantial programming experience
Technical contributors experienced in debugging, refactoring, or large codebases
Professionals who can provide careful written and verbal technical feedback
How It Works
As an OpenTrain AI contractor, you will contribute asynchronously through written and verbal technical work. OpenTrain helps contributors build a profile that showcases credible AI training experience, discover relevant opportunities, and develop a durable portfolio in the growing AI-training industry.
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